Glitz goes greyscale with the Library of Colors nail polish set by StrangeBeautiful. Appropriately named the Dickensian Volume, the 10-piece set culls shades from such gloomy luminaries as Gorey and the Brothers Grimm, just in time to match the last few remaining stark skies of Winter. If your beloved has a dark side, this is the set to get.

London-based ceramicist and illustrator Charlotte Mei's blushing Toast Plate has a contagious smile that will throw any morning grumpiness out the window. Be sure to also check out Mei's "Ceramic Selfies"—a service where she makes a sculpture version of you, a friend, or beloved pet.

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A blushing Toast Plate by @charlottemei_ has a contagious smile to cure any morning grumpiness

To raise $50,000 for Edible Schoolyard NYC—a non-profit that gives public schools and their students access to healthy food via hands-on gardening and cooking classes—Everlane has partnered with famed local chefs like April Bloomfield for a collection of limited edition tote bags that take their twist on Everlane's slogan "Know your factories. Know your costs." Both collaborators show a passion for transparency, education and quality "ingredients," making it a perfect match. All profits from sales go to Edible Schoolyard NYC.

Offering a beautiful way to remember this summer's adventures many years into the future is Artifact Uprising's Layflat Photo Album. Preserve your digital photos in timeless book form, made from professional quality papers and a minimalist fabric cover. It makes a particularly thoughtful gift for that one friend or relative who's impossible to shop for.

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Preserve this summer's adventures in timeless book form with @ArtifactUprsng's layflat photo album

These sculptural glass bowls—propped on three small legs—are created by Beacon, NY-based design studio Hudson Beach Glass. With a range of sizes in striking smokey grey, there's a bowl for every occasion.

To celebrate their 10th anniversary, MB&F collaborated with Switzerland’s famous music box maker Reuge with the new MusicMachine 3. Inspired by the TIE Fighter from Star Wars, this futuristic design is the third joint venture by the two companies, and limited to only 99 pieces. The right and left engines hide two roller cylinders that play six famous theme songs (from Star Wars and Mission: Impossible to The Godfather) with each cylinder containing about 1,400 handmade and hand-finished pins.

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This futuristic music box by @MBandF and @ReugeSA was inspired by the Star Wars TIE fighter

Handmade in Seattle by silversmith Shelli Markee, the Naked Wire People Bookmark can be used to hold your spot in your current book but is also a miniature work of wire art. Each bookmark is a one-of-a-kind item, complete with private parts.

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The Naked Wire People Bookmark—complete with genitals—is a placeholder as well as a miniature work of art

The perfect size to discreetly fit into your wallet, Herb Lester Associates' three-book set, "How To Read The Menu In France, Italy And Spain," ensures you will always order correctly—and avoid feeling embarrassed or offending your waiter while traveling. Listed alphabetically, the thoroughly researched books not only provide helpful translations for dishes and ingredients, but even suggest top spots to eat in each of the three countries. Bon appétit!

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Never order wrong again when traveling abroad, thanks to 'How To Read The Menu In France, Italy And Spain'

Brooklyn-based Saint Atma's Blue Dream Watercolor Turkish Towel—made using hand-woven looms in Turkey—can be used as a highly absorbent towel or worn as a scarf. Hand dyed using low impact dyes, it's a beautiful, one-of-a-kind statement piece for the bath or beach.

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A hand dyed Turkish towel from Brooklyn-based Saint Atma for the bath or beach

A conceptual label founded in 2011, Fun Time is a brand that creates made-in-Portugal apparel inspired by the team's youth in the '90s. Their 100% cotton "Paradise Lost" T-shirt was designed to shine light on the moment when adolescents bid adieu to innocence.

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Funtime's 'Paradise Lost' T-shirt is a response to the trials and tribulations of being a teen

There are no rules to Las Sillas. The set of compressed cardboard chairs—created by Pico Pau workshop based in Lubián, Spain—can be stacked, balanced and arranged to whatever train of thought you're having. An opportunity to simply play without any expectation or restriction, this game taps parts of the brain that have been in hibernation and results in ever-changing, mesmerizing forms.

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A creative game with no rules: stackable miniature chairs for pure play, available at @2021london

Brooklyn boutique Joinery presents a 100% cotton textile blanket handmade in Minas Gerais, Brazil—and the origins are reflected in the unique pattern it flaunts. Joinery's Eagle Blanket, one of their most recognizable wares, is woven on manual looms by artisans in a design that's indigenous to the region. A dying tradition preserved in textiles: no wonder the blankets sell out a few days after the latest small batch arrives.

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Textile blankets woven on looms in Brazil, brought to Brooklyn by @JOINERYnyc

Based in Brooklyn, New York and run by two RISD alums, Peppercotton makes costume jewelry that flaunts wild personality in the most sophisticated manner—Swarovski crystals have never been so fun. The brand's handmade Confetti Necklace is a cause for everyday celebration, with a rainbow of stones all wrapped in nylon mesh tubing and finished with silver clasps.

Boca Raton, Florida-based husband-and-wife-duo Joe and Tasha Chapman started making their own simple, rugged surfboard bags when they couldn't find ones they like. Now their brand Chapman at Sea channels their love for surfing, sewing and spending time by the sea. Their "sandbag" designs have burlap bottoms that keep sand out and your belongings clean and safe. This special edition banana leaf edition (with two nautical cotton ropes as straps) adds color and tropical vibes to the practical beach tote.

"The Little Prince" celebrated its 70th anniversary a few years ago, and Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's timeless novella remains treasured to this day. Ethical fashion line Slow Factory—which prints open-source images taken by NASA satellites and telescopes onto silk scarves—merges fantasy and science in a new sweater. The Prince's dear Asteroid B-612 has been replaced with a high-res image of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko taken in 2014 (a mission that took the Rosetta spacecraft 10 years)—reminding us of how wonder and dreams can lead to great things.

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Le Petit Prince lands on the Rosetta comet on this new unisex sweater from NASA-loving @slowfactory_

Made from high-quality four-ounce American Bridle Leather, Bexar Goods' Apple Watch strap is a sophisticated way to add a feeling of heritage to a futuristic smartwatch. Available in tan or medium brown, the vegetable-tanned strap features three different hardware finishes (stainless steel, space gray or aluminum) and is hand-sewn in Bexar County, Texas.